One summer day last year, I visited a city in France in my car. It     1     (be) late in the afternoon. I couldn’t find     2     way to the Garden Hotel. When I     3     (drive) for a long time, I saw a beautiful young woman. She took a lot of     4     (bag) with her and came out of a supermarket. I stopped and asked her, “Excuse me, madam. Can you tell me the way to the Garden Hotel?”

“The Garden Hotel? Sure. But it may be difficult for you to find     5     now. I’ll show you the way if you like.”

“Oh! Thank you very much. Please get into     6     (I) car.”

Then I helped her put the bags in my car. An hour later, we came to     7     big house. The young woman said, “Please stop here.”

I stopped and looked     8     the house. “But this is not a hotel.” I said to her.

“No.” she answered with a smile, “This is my house. And now let me show you the way to the Garden Hotel. Go along the street and turn right on the     9     (one) turning. Then you can     10     (easy) find the Garden Hotel on your left. It’s only a two-minute drive from here. And thank you for driving me home.”

Dottie Schneider had been looking forward to her trip to Orange Beach for months. However, when she and her daughter Kimberly Waterbury got to the beach, Kimberly had trouble in     1     (push) Dottie’s wheelchair (轮椅) through the sand.

Shane Martin, the lifeguard on duty,     2     (notice) their problem and drove an ATV（沙滩车）to help.He drove Dottie across the sand and placed her in a beach chair.     3     the kind act didn’t stop there. Over the next four days, Shane and the other lifeguards continued     4     (pick) Dottie up from her hotel, take her to the beach chair, and take her back. They also refused to accept tips (小费). They told Dottie, “All the pay we need     5     (be) watching you smile.”

Both Dottie and her daughter     6     (touch). “They were really helpful,” Kimberly said. “They were there every day, and gave my mom and me a wonderful trip.”

Dottie and her daughter planned to stay     7     just two or three days at the beach, but they ended up spending five days there thanks to the helpful lifeguards.

Kimberly described the experience as magical and     8     (good) than Disney World.

Orange Beach Surf Rescue shared     9     (they) story with Dottie online. “Lifeguards are public servants and we could not be happier to help to provide the service,” they wrote.

The story has received     10     (thousand) of likes. What a beautiful thing these young people have done!

Have you heard of Tianshui Spicy Hot Pot (麻辣烫)? Recently, a short video on Douyin has made it popular all over China. Tianshui l    1     in the southeast of Gansu Province. Many visitors have hurried to Tianshui on weekends in order to o    2     a bowl of it in the local restaurant. Some of them say Tianshui Spicy Hot Pot is t    3     than that in other areas because of the special way of making it. It is said that the number of people who eat it has i    4     by 190% in the past few weeks.

An owner of the local restaurant told China Daily that he is very tired every day now. He has to work for 14 to 15 hours a day and all of his free time has been taken u    5     by it these days. However, he will do his best to satisfy the need of all the c    6    .

And he will keep providing a high level of s    7     for visitors every day. He also reminds us that we should not eat too much of spicy hot pot. It may make our stomachs feel u    8     and we may get fat easily. The local government also tries its best to provide different ways of transport. You can get around the city by taking a bus or an u    9    .

So far, we have learned some information about Tianshui Spicy Hot Pot. If you want f    10     information about it, please visit Tianshui for yourselves one day.

【推荐3】This winter, the city of Harbin has become one of     1     (popular) places in China. The government tried its best     2     (show) sincerity and creativity to entertain tourists from all over the world.

Nowadays, people describe the city     3     a generous big brother and it does everything possible to entertain guests. To “rescue (营救)” tourists     4     are not used to the cold weather, the city built many temporary heated rest rooms for them, providing warm drinks for free. Frozen pears     5     (cut) into the shapes of flowers so that tourists could enjoy them conveniently. The city even flew a big artificial moon over the Saint Sophia Cathedral     6     tourists could take stylish pictures.

The government stands in the shoes of tourists. It pays special attention to the comments under the videos published on social media     7     (platform). Whatever tourists complain about, it moves and improves     8     (rapid). Touched by the city’s “small details”, tourists share their heart-warming moments online, showing     9     an amazing city Harbin is.

Because of the effort, during the recent holidays, Harbin received     10     (million) of tourists, creating a revenue of 5.9 billion yuan. Harbin’s tourism boom (旅游热潮) also proves China’s growing enthusiasm for winter sports, with the city set to host the 2025 Asian Winter Games.